• Eladrin 5e

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These feats are meant to complement those released in the Racial Feats article by Wizards of the Coast. Each of the feats are tied to races released in offical Wizards of the Coast releases of some kind; the Unearthed Arcana series of articles, the Dungeon Master's Guide, or other sources (not including Volo's Guide to Monsters). DMG Excerpt How to create new races.faints. So yeah: another of the official excerpts has appeared, and this one deals with the new races. For those who miss the Eladrin, they now appear as an Elf subrace (much like the Drow).

1. Eladrin +1 Int High Elf with a teleport spell. You can be an Eldritch knight or an Arcane Archer easily with these. DMG Halfling +2 Dex You get the increase in Dexterity like the Elf, but you get the Lucky Racial feature with the limitation of having to go with finsesse weapons, shortbows and crossbows.
2. A point-buy calculator for Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition.
3. Celestial eladrin, a race of elf-like celestials. This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. You have reached this page because the article you are looking for has a very similar name to one or more other articles.

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Monsters may be resistant to or fully protected from some forms of attack and vulnerable to others.

For reference, 'normal' damage is shown with red numbers. Resistances (via DR) are indicated by yellow damage numbers: this means some of your damage is being reduced and it might be possible for you to overcome this by changing weapon type. To see what damage type you need to use, check the Combat Log. Full protection is indicated by white zero damage numbers. Some forms of damage are particularly effective against a monster and this is indicated by purple damage numbers. Green damage numbers indicate that the monster is actually healed by that type of damage; you see this occasionally with Summoned Fire Elementals being attacked by fire, for example.

Reading the DR Type:

• The number listed is the amount of damage that an attack is reduced. After the slash (/), the damage type listed is the type of attack that will bypass the DR. For example, 'DR 10/Good' will take 10 off every attack unless that attack has the 'Good' descriptor attached to it. If there's a dash (-) after the slash, 'DR/-', the DR simply cannot be bypassed; it's effective against all attack types.
• 'or' means one, or the other, of the DR overcoming types listed, such as '/silver or good' to overcome devils. Silver weapons will do it, and Good weapons will too.
• '+' means that both (or all) listed damage types must be on a weapon to 'break' the DR of the monster in question. If the DR is '/Silver+Good', then a silver weapon won't do it unless it's also Good, and vice versa.

Alignment is listed here so that you can tell which alignment-based weapon enchantments will add extra damage; alignment-based damage is not required to break DR unless it is mentioned in the 'DR' column. Wand of orcus dmg.

Dragons

¹ Appears only during the Mabar Endless Night Festival.

Eladrin 5e

Vampires are weak to Light damage.
Will-o'-Wisps are weak to Force damage.
Beholders of 'Beholder (Chaos)' race don't have an anti-magic cone.
Watcher Constructs and Superior Sentinel Guardians are weak to Force damage.
All Golems have magic immunity (50% spell absorption for all energy damage types including alignment, force and light damage) with Quorforged Iron Golems being the only exception.

The following monsters have DR/Magic:

• Dragons
• Fiendish monsters
  • Fiendish Bats
  • Fiendish Gnolls
  • Fiendish Lions
  • Fiendish Troglodytes
  • Fiendish Trolls
    • Exception: Fiendish Scorpions and Fiendish Spiders don't have DR/Magic.
• Gargoyles
• Granite Gargoyles
• Mephits
• Undead (some)
  • Liches
  • Incorporeal Undead (all)
    • Quells
    • Shadows
    • Spectres
    • Umbral Gargoyles
    • Umbral Worgs
    • Wheeps
    • Wraiths

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